The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-18
Boston Quintette Club, March a3.

Paul Roth says: "Work-a shop
full"
Arthur Stever was home over
Sunday.
+ The pension examining board was
in session here Wednesday.
Will Guile writes home that he is
we'll pleased with his situation.
Fine perfumes in great variety OF
odors at DR.. Bagg's new drug store.
Alfred Pearson, of Ovid, was grant
ed an increase in his pension Tues
day.
David ]. Nysewander, of this city,
was granted patent on pump,
Tuesday.
c. Mahaney has been unable to
attend to business this week on &C
count Of sickness
A nine months old son, only child
of v. M. Moreau, of the Reporter,
died on Tuesday.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. c. McCor-
mick, son. Friday, March II. Of
course the DR.. rejoices.
Miss Ivah Black returned home
Monday from Buffalo, where she has
been visiting for some time.
The annual meeting of the Owosso
high school alumni association will
take place at the Merell House, Fri
day evening, April Ist.
The West Side band will give a
calico masquerade ball at Wesener
new hall, Friday evening, March IS.
General admission SO cents.
Miss Adah Curliss reached home
from New York on Friday last; Mon
day she began her duties as teacher
in the 9Th grade of the city schools.
A gentleman has been in Owosso
during the week looking over the
advantages the city presents for the
location of concern making edged
tools.
]. L. Wolverton announces that he
is candidate for denomination on
the Democratic ticket for Alder
man in the 4th ward. John is a
hustler
An old gentleman was relieved of
$Ir at the Junction on Friday last by
pickpockets, gang of whom seem to
be working between Owosso and
Jackson.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
M. E. church will give social and
literary entertainment at the resi-
dence of ]. T. Peters, this Friday
evening.
Grahame & Conner are making
arrangements for the summer ice
cream trade and will make some
decided changes on the interior of
their store.
Capt. Cathcart Of the Salvation
Army, formerly stationed in Owosso,
obtained judgment Of $aso against
the city of Charlotte, last week, for
arresting him for parading the streets.
Miss Jennie Sherman, OF Scio,a,
had jury trial before Justice Taylor
Monday, on charge of assault and
battery in whipping one of the schol,
ars in her school. The jury said not
guilty.
Charles II. Wisner, of Flint, Re-
publican nominee for Circuit Judge,
was in this city Wednesday. His
candidacy hereabouts meets with
warm approval, and very favorable
impression was created by him.
Henderson Hamilton and Jennie
Hamilton. of Seneca county, Ohio,
have been at the home of Mrs. H. n.
Carson tor several days. They left
yesterday for Ohio accompanied by
Mrs. Carson, who will make her home
with Mr.. H., her brother, for awhile.
On complaint of M. Cleveland
Terry, James Drake was arrested by
deputy sheriff VanGieson, Tuesday,
and brought before Justice Taylor on
charge Of larceny. Terry claims that
ne was relieved of Sa3s. Drake gave
bail In the sum of $500 for his appear
ance for examination on the 22d.
Prof. G. w. Carman, former prin-
cipal Of our schools, whipped one OF
the scholars in the Lansing schools
one day last week, whcreat the friends
of the boy took offense and proceed
ed 10 the school house with the in.
tention of giving him horsewhipping
but after vain attempt departed to
work off their sadness in some other
way.
Messrs. M. Gaylord, John Mackey,
A. Jackson, Chas Byerly, Geo. Blake,
and Niles Virgins, engineers OF this